Exceptional Children Teacher: Adaptive Curriculum & IEP

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

The exceptional children teacher at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools delivers group and individual instruction aligned to IEP goals, developing lesson plans and applying effective teaching strategies. Under moderate supervision, you will collaborate with colleagues and administrators to create an inclusive classroom that supports EC students’ academic and social growth throughout a 10-month calendar.

Requirements include a Bachelor's degree, NC teaching license, and experience with IEPs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in education is required.
• Master's degree in education preferred.
• Valid NC teaching license required.
• Equivalent combination of experience and education considered.

Responsibilities

• Adhere to all state, federal, and local laws, policies, and procedures.
• Collaborate with administration and other educators to support EC students.
• Administer and interpret educational testing.
• Use data to monitor progress toward academic and behavioral goals.
• Develop and deliver lesson plans aligned to IEP goals.
• Create an inclusive learning environment and manage the classroom.

Skills

Curriculum knowledge

Classroom management

Differentiation techniques

Communication skills

Data-driven instruction

Critical thinking

Team collaboration

Behavioral support

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree in education

NC Teaching license

IEP experience

Job description

The exceptional children teacher at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools delivers group and individual instruction aligned to IEP goals, developing lesson plans and applying effective teaching strategies. Under moderate supervision, you will collaborate with colleagues and administrators to create an inclusive classroom that supports EC students’ academic and social growth throughout a 10-month calendar.

Requirements include a Bachelor's degree, NC teaching license, and experience with IEPs.